| 释义 |
‖ ukemi|ˈuːkemi|
[Jap., f. uke uke2 + mi body.]
In Judo, the art of falling safely.
[1942C. Yerkow Mod. Judo ii. 26 Ukemi is the Japanese word and means ‘to fall away’. The aim is to break the fall before the body reaches the mat or ground, so that no jar or shock is felt. Thus the equivalent for ‘ukemi’ might be break-falling.] 1956K. Tomiki Judo iii. 54 It is essential to learn the art of falling. This is called ukemi (breakfall). 1969G. R. Gleeson Anatomy of Judo iv. 66 In spite of the much vaunted effectiveness of traditional ukemi..very few indeed considered they were capable of taking the falls in the last two sets of nage-no-kata. 1984Coaching Award Scheme (Brit. Judo Assoc.) 29/2 No ukemi is asked as such, but in the first section, the candidate is required to act as Uke and Tori. |